Routine Internal Access, Not Exploits, Drives Cyber Risk

Routine internal access, not exploits, drives cyber risk

Routine admin tools, not exotic exploits, let attackers race across networks, compromising over half of systems in under an hour.

Business cyber risks derive primarily from legitimate everyday access, not zero-day exploits or exotic malware - according to Zero Networks research

The biggest cybersecurity risks to organizations are not zero-day vulnerabilities or exotic malware, but attackers quietly abusing the same trusted internal access paths businesses rely on every day, research from Zero Networks confirmed today. Since such breaches are, ultimately, impossible to prevent, organizations need to fundamentally shift their cybersecurity strategies: away from focusing solely on preventing access, and towards limiting w…